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Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
well, i got a spinner from you, Wild Hare, and now i notice i need a special nut to use the spinner. Where can i find one of these? i personally think they shoudl come included, or on your website, atleast put that a special nut is needed
ryan |
RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
Probably 95% of the engines used are DA50, ZDZ-50, G62. None of these need a special nut. Of th eother engines, each is different so including a spinner nut is not practical.
What engine are you using? Your list says G62. I have a prop bolt for mine that's threaded down the center for an 8-32 screw. IF yours is like this then just use an 8-32 screw from the hardware store. If not, a local hobby shop should have that internally threaded bolt. TF |
RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
i am using a G-62 . The bolt is a regular bolt with no threading down the middle. There are no hobby shops where i live.
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RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
I got the dave brown spinner from WH also. I'm using a DA50. Included allen head bolt is to short to reach the DA50. I had purchased a True Turn spinner for my AW Katana and the included bolt was long enough to reach the DA50.
Called WH and they recommended I go to the hardware store get the correct length bolt, the head diameter will probably need to be ground down to fit inside the spinner. Don't think to much of this. A bolt can always be cut to length, but not extended. Now I have to go out and find/purchase the correct length bolt. Also just making a note, the True Turn spinner back plate was lightended, and the Dave Brown spinner was not. There is a noticeble difference in weight. |
RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
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RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
thx for the link. was thinking about it some, im just going to drill into the bolt, and tap the threads.
thx for the help all |
RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
Called WH and they recommended I go to the hardware store get the correct length bolt, the head diameter will probably need to be ground down to fit inside the spinner. Don't think to much of this. A bolt can always be cut to length, but not extended. Now I have to go out and find/purchase the correct length bolt. Also just making a note, the True Turn spinner back plate was lightended, and the Dave Brown spinner was not. There is a noticeble difference in weight. |
RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
Vorrtecs dont come with a bolt even if you buy it from the LHS.
Drill it out and tap it. Its been done for years. |
RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
Is there someone who knows what's the Adapter nut part number for Dave Brown 3.5'' spinner on the DA-50?
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RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
There doesn't need to be an adapter nut. The hole in the center of the shaft is 5mm. You need to find a 5mm cap head screw the length you need and use that. No adapter nut needed....
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RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
Thanks
i am gonna find a 5mm screw to my local hardware store. |
RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
I was in the same prediciment. I found a bike shop that had just what I needed. The four bolts were $8 and shipping was $7. I'll post the link if you want to spend that much.
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RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
It's 10-32, which is identical to 5mm. Any hardware store (even home depot which is the worst for screws) will have it.
TF |
RE: Dave Brown Vortex Spinner
Yea, I have to admit this is a pain in the butt. I bought the Edge, DA 50, Spinner, and Hardware package and Wild Hare doesn't include the appropraite bolt to put everything together. Tom, I'm sorry, this is a Bad on you kinda thing. I live in a remote area and it's a pain to go to the hardware store.
I am mearly suggesting that when a person buys all thee components from you that you might consider including this bolt. Otherwise I am very happy with things thus far. |
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